@leogansiccp@caishen_huang Most people at top does it. You act all surprised and judgemental. I dont blame you. You dont know because you arent at that level yet bro.
@gurgavin Dude but it’s exactly this dark trait that enables nvidia to reach this stage. You gotta understand if you have a good two shoes as leader then you will have a mediocre company.
Pretty sure Lisa Su has a crazy fetish we just dont know about.
@damskotrades Ppl need to get off X and actually go interact in the real world. Alot of ppl in X were surprised because of the recent blue wave too right?
Lol
Side note the Bayan purchase is at 70 perc discount from the then stock market price. But the Bayan stock market price is being propped up by manipulation. PE of hundred perhaps?
So actually the Bayan purchase is actually of reasonable real market value. (6 PE i believe?)
Yes but the collateral used to back the loan is totally insane.
Reminds me of what happened to the bank in Paraguay recently.
@goodalexander Nah man wtf
What is this shit
I demand more AI Anime Slop
Need more spank bank material bro. Not u of coz but the S korean mommy character
Regarding Jensen Huang, I think people are asking the wrong question when powerful men risk everything for sex.
We look at someone who spent decades accumulating wealth, power, and status and wonder why he'd jeopardize all of it for another woman
But consider the possibility that access to women was part of what motivated the pursuit of status in the first place
For many men, wealth and power aren't ends in themselves. They're really instruments for obtaining things that would otherwise be inaccessible to them
Also, a man's romantic commitments may have been made when he had relatively few options. Many moons later, his status has changed dramatically, and with it, the number of women interested in him
And now he's facing temptations that may never have existed when he first made those commitments
Most men will never have their fidelity tested by the opportunities available to someone with that level of status.
It's rather easy to be virtuous when temptation never presents itself
Regarding Jensen Huang, I think people are asking the wrong question when powerful men risk everything for sex.
We look at someone who spent decades accumulating wealth, power, and status and wonder why he'd jeopardize all of it for another woman
But consider the possibility that access to women was part of what motivated the pursuit of status in the first place
For many men, wealth and power aren't ends in themselves. They're really instruments for obtaining things that would otherwise be inaccessible to them
Also, a man's romantic commitments may have been made when he had relatively few options. Many moons later, his status has changed dramatically, and with it, the number of women interested in him
And now he's facing temptations that may never have existed when he first made those commitments
Most men will never have their fidelity tested by the opportunities available to someone with that level of status.
It's rather easy to be virtuous when temptation never presents itself